USASBE Teaching Tuesday

How do you demonstrate the impact your teaching has on your entrepreneurially-minded students? Could you measure and explain that impact if you were forced to? You don’t want to miss this week’s episode of the Teaching Tuesday’s Podcast with Norris Krueger. We’re talking about assessment and he has a message for all entrepreneurship professors.

Engagement is the biggest challenge for most entrepreneurship education programs, but it doesn’t have to be at your school. Listen to TeachingEntrepreneurship.org cofounder Justin Wilcox talk about engagement in this episode of the USASBE Teaching Tuesdays Podcast

As a non-traditional educator, Eric Koester took an interesting journey to becoming one of the most impactful figures in modern entrepreneurship education. Hear 2020 USASBE Entrepreneurship Educator of the Year, entrepreneur, and Georgetown University educator Eric Koester on this week’s episode of USASBE’s Teaching Tuesday’s Podcast

The COVID-19 pandemic has unquestionably changed up higher education's content delivery model. In this episode Doan Winkel and Eric Liguori talk about what it means for entrepreneurship education and offer some key points to consider as you covert your classrooms online.

Have you heard of experiential empathy? Learn how WPI is guiding students to empathize with potential customers through a unique classroom exercise in this week’s USASBE Teaching Tuesdays Podcast.

In this week's episode of USASBE's Teaching Tuesdays Podcast, listen to Malin Brännback, a visiting scholar at Rowan University and Chair of International Business at Åbo Akademi University in Turku, Finland discuss entrepreneurial cognition research and why context is so important.

“Storytelling, I believe, is one of the most important teaching tools throughout human history.” Hear FSU’s Mark McNees talk about how Florida State University shares entrepreneurship stories through podcasting in this week's USASBE Teaching Tuesday Podcast. 

On this episode of the USASBE Teaching Tuesday’s Podcast, Dr. Thomas Pittz discusses the book, “The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Risk and Decisions: Building Successful Early-Stage Ventures.” Pittz says there are two types of failure: (1) not doing it at all, and (2) not learning from our mistakes." Learn more here: https://books.emeraldinsight.com/page/detail/The-Entrepreneur%EF%BF%BDs-Guide-to-Risk-and-Decisions/?k=9781838678746

Learn how Millikin University facilitates high-impact student-run ventures in this week’s episode of the USASBE Teaching Tuesday’s Podcast. Center Director Julie Shields says "Our intent is not initially for students to graduate and start businesses.” Want to know more? Listen to this amazing episode!